Kutani Ware 15.5cm (6.1") Japanese Octagonal Porcelain Small Plate – Blue & White Treasure, Flower & Bird Design, Made in Japan
A beautiful Kutani Ware octagonal porcelain plate from Seikou Kiln, combining traditional blue-and-white decoration with colorful Japanese motifs.
The four sides are decorated with auspicious treasure motifs, while the center features an elegant, colorful flower and bird design. The combination of intricate blue-and-white patterns and vivid Kutani-style decoration gives this plate a refined and distinctive appearance.
At 15.5cm (6.1"), it is an easy way to bring the beauty of traditional Japanese porcelain to both everyday meals and special table settings.
Traditional Kutani Ware for Everyday Dining
Kutani Ware (Kutani-yaki) is one of Japan's best-known porcelain traditions, celebrated for its brilliant colors, elaborate decoration and expressive designs.
This plate combines that decorative tradition with a practical shape and size. Its relatively flat center and gently raised edge make it suitable for both Japanese and Western-style dishes.
Use it as a:
- Side plate
- Appetizer plate
- Cake or dessert plate
- Snack and sweets plate
- Individual serving plate
The distinctive octagonal shape also makes it an attractive accent piece when combined with round bowls and plates on the table.
A Beautiful Japanese Gift
With its auspicious treasure motifs and classic flower-and-bird decoration, this Kutani Ware plate also makes a thoughtful Japanese gift for birthdays, housewarmings and other special occasions.
Product Details
- Size: Approx. 15.5cm (6.1") diameter × 2.4cm (0.9") high
- Shape: Octagonal
- Material: Porcelain
- Ware: Kutani Ware (Kutani-yaki)
- Made in Japan
- Microwave: Yes
- Dishwasher: Yes
Please Note
Colors may appear slightly different from the actual product depending on your monitor or screen settings.
As each piece is individually produced, slight variations in pattern, decoration, color, shape and size are natural.
Due to the materials and ceramic manufacturing process, individual pieces may display characteristics such as small black or white spots, tiny indentations, pinholes, glaze variations, slight unevenness, or minor variations in shape. These are natural characteristics of Japanese ceramics and are not considered defects.